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Eaton MC1266 55-57 Chevy/67-69 Camaro/Firebird Fr. Coil Springs 327 Lb
Eaton MC1266 55-57 Chevy/67-69 Camaro/Firebird Fr. Coil Springs 327 Lb
Bel Air, Camaro, One-Fifty Series, Two-Ten Series, Firebird, Nomad, Sedan Delivery, Del Ray
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Eaton MC1266 55-57 Chevy/67-69 Camaro/Firebird Fr. Coil Springs 327 Lb
Part # 9171266
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Spring Rate Range:
300 - 399 lbs.
Spring Rate:
327 lbs.
Free Height:
16.5"
Finish:
Painted
Color:
Black
Coil Spring End (A):
Square
Coil Spring End (B):
Pigtail
Progressive Rate Spring:
No
Material Type:
Steel
Sold in Quantity:
Pair
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If your front end is sagging, you need a set of these new coil springs. Springs are 16.5 inches in length.
Sold in pairs.
Item Details
B/B Engine & S/B Engine With Air327# Spring Rate
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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